... - ANTTACK UPON HER MAJESTY, BY AN INS)ANE DOMESTIC. ONe Siihday mornring an attack was attesipted to be e made upon the Queen, in her apartments at Windfor d Caft'le, which threatened very' ferious confequnenes: as Tecircumftances of the attack we underfiand to have been as follow c-The unfortunate female who caufed b the alarm is nanied Davenport, and held the fituacion of affiftant mjftrefs ...

... REPORT OF THE SPEECHES ON THE SUBJECT OF I'HE INTRODUCTION OF CHRISTIANITY INTlO INDIA. (CCorectroat FROMI OUR LaST.) - Wil THE Rev. S. Scott rose with great reluctance to reply he~ -to the respjectable magistrate who had just sat tiowi. ChO Ons the score of hurissnv, policy ansd duty, vie svere sh ...

... Dispatches, of which the follov ing are colpies, haie been received byv Vi ccounst Cast lereagh , his Ma- jesty's Principal Secr-etary p1 State for Foreign' Affairs, from General Viscount Cathcarr,BK '1' his Majesty's Ambassador Extraordiniary anl± Pleni- porentiar~y to the Court of Russia. - is Jmperiel /ree~sarioerzs Kalbisb, Merc 6. Rea'autNsO 'to my dispatcli 'frtns xS. Petersburg~h, r: by ...

... LONDON, FRi-Dy jVL! 9?9. MEDITERRANEAN, MAJV1 A MALTA and Gibraltar .mil.anide-thrs morn- ing, with advices from the formrreil- ace to ihe 22 d of MaV. We are extrudely coceerned to leajn,. that the hopes which were entertainred of the plague having. been arrested in its progress have proved* unfounded, the 'maladyý on the, contrarj, having gained ground. Gibrahtar, June 19.-A packet came in ...

... All doubts, respecting the perpetrator of the late horrid assassinations, have been removed by the volun- tary confession of Nicholson himself. It appears, that on Monday night his wound began to bleed afresh, which caused some alarm to be entertained for his safety. The surgeons in the neighbourhood were immediately .sent for, and an express dispatched for Mr. A. Cooper, and for Mr. Bramnston ...

... Pk D iyark e3 S.ftiiq FeM I .L mrz'!7 h~~~ 1{ r~- W S und q, .; . 0 X 1. 0 9 . X 8 ' C o k f. -imn 4n ,5n o 2 1 59 I JiIl 62 * tT i Mon2 ?? I8 f 6 IS I 6 ) Tuesday l76 2 28 A 'pqi~ f 2Dofokb76 Wednesdy 1IR '3 1 a 24:1 5.~ un rses 7th. 16m~. tnlrda ?? 0 ' 5 4 22 1 6 :1s..n >7 m. Friday. Qo. 4'54 - 3 0 ;I4 6 C TandeM Drizvig.-A etemoft g n'of jeykill, has matched himself t ?? &tneigim60'. ...

... NA VAL' INTBILMENCE. -~ir gstm ?? Fwentinaniy ari citlired in gdjb on' fSt.,John%, NowfoudIand,*o rart by theG.3.v/,r, American Pnvstadr and sodik. The 1'itvsteer was after wards fajlln in, with by, the SEctrai, Sloop of Wat, cap red . Y, anto St' J~ofiis- y;i2n'hsao3, ?? at flemfrar S : . ;.3¢ ~tahan Brrakheceat Sursina e 15'rh trroI, Wrigb ce~tLa~i'frS *: - iesd4r, Noaqtay, dioatwaa e :soppe ...

... THO LIVERPOOL MERCURY. .P-RIDAY, FEB. 5, IS1. Eveits of the Weeky- rhe Campaign irn the north of Eurcpg, conducted on a scale of imparalded . ' ' i .1 . i~ ena II Xcb tni nitmiu& and embracing occurrences of a cha-. isier moie dreadful than any in the annills of his- t, v seeni-s .tobe followed, thlroughout the whole po- o lrii4:l1, worl, by an ?? ?? of silence atid in- sctivitx. Tilse ...

... thins thin- -I~l-wif -- -L IyAvnJ:AU As any thing thing relating to thin gal lamented hero will now be Peculiarly inte0tt, the public, we copy-the following anecdote r a0t correspondence of a gentleman, resident ia j2 IsOl. Speaking of his character as a says- d, t ' While his courage and skill wee attend success wherever he turned the republican aned mild and humane conduct insured the regs) ...

... An listoricalltetrbspegt of the last Twelve Months. ?? from page 34jJ *Vhen tha report of the Secret Committee was taken into the consideration of the House, Lord Castlereagh brought forward the outline of his in- tended I ill, and stated, that the principal points of it were the setizife.of arms, thcstummary prevention of tumultuous'rneetinigs, and the increase of power in the common ...

... .EXTRACT FROM TB: BJEM'DRANDIUJm I BOOK of a TORJSTin NORTHWALES. th the xbl1rc Tthe LUaIrptisl Mercuray. .GvFTLaxai~, Ri~oaJduyl7,181 . Arrived here about 6 o'clock. in the evening: nfr :er ttakinga little refreshment at the Inn, went to * See.,Wyllnlestay EaI't * in, ?? troug teg gates .we .entered one. of the finest avenues in the king- inM, composed of oak, ash, elm, lime, and Spanisb ...

... _ _ -- _- I . _ _ : fI (FROM TUM DUBLIN EVENING POST) 'We are informbed by private letters from Spain, that the popularity of Lord Wclingtoni among the Spaniards is approaching to ?? opin- ion beghins to prevail, that it would be for, tile inter^ est of Spainj Britain, and Europe, to tender to isis Lordship the Crown of that Country.-Of course it would be on the condition, that Lord Wellington ...